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SourceMeter SMU Instruments ® Automation for Speed A SourceMeter SMU instrument streamlines production testing. It sources voltage or current while making measurements without needing to change connections. It is designed for reliable operation in non-stop production environments. To provide the throughput demanded by production applications, the SourceMeter SMU instrument offers many built-in features that allow it to run complex test sequences without computer control or GPIB communications slowing things down. Standard and Custom Sweeps Sweep solutions greatly accelerate testing with automation hooks. Three basic sweep waveforms are provided that can be programmed for singleevent or continuous operation. They are ideal for I/V, I/R, V/I, and V/R characterization. • Linear Staircase Sweep: Moves from the start level to the stop level in equal linear steps • Logarithmic Staircase Sweep: Done on a log scale with a specified number of steps per decade • Custom Sweep: Allows construction of special sweeps by specifying the number of measurement points and the source level at each point • Up to 1700 readings/second at 4½ digits to the GPIB bus • 5000 readings can be stored in the nonvolatile buffer memory Stop Start Bias Bias Linear staircase sweep Stop Start Bias Bias Logarithmic staircase sweep Start Stop User defined steps Built-In Test Sequencer Bias Bias (Source Memory List) The Source Memory list provides faster and Custom sweep easier testing by allowing you to setup and execute up to 100 different tests that run without PC intervention. • Stores up to 100 instrument configurations, each containing source settings, measurement settings, pass/fail criteria, etc. • Pass/fail limit test as fast as 500µs per point • Onboard comparator eliminates the delay caused when sending data to the computer for analysis • Built-in, user definable math functions to calculate derived parameters Typical Applications Devices: • Discrete semiconductor devices • Passive devices • Transient suppression devices • ICs, RFICs, MMICs • Laser diodes, laser diode modules, LEDs, photodetectors • Circuit protection devices: TVS, MOV, Fuses, etc. • Airbags • Connectors, switches, relays • High brightness LEDs (DC and pulse) Tests: • Leakage • Low voltage/resistances • LIV • IDDQ • I-V characterization • Isolation and trace resistance • Temperature coefficient • Forward voltage, reverse breakdown, leakage current • DC parametric test • DC power source • HIPOT • Photovoltaic cell efficiency (source and sink) • Dielectric withstanding Example Test Sequence SMU INSTRUMENTS I VF2 IR VF1 Test 2 Test 1 Test 3 V Test Pass/Fail Test If Passes Test Test 1 Check V F1 at 100mA against pass/fail limits Go to Test 2 Test 2 Check V F2 at 1A against pass/fail limits Go to Test 3 Test 3 Check leakage current at –500V and test against pass/fail limits 1. Bin part to good bin 2. Transmit readings to computer while handler is placing new part 3. Return to Test 1 If Fails Test 1. Bin part to bad bin 2. Transmit data to computer while handler is placing new part 3. Return to Test 1 1.888.KEITHLEY (U.S. only) www.keithley.com A Greater Measure of Confidence Tightly coupled precision sourcing and measurement Tightly coupled precision sourcing and measurement Series 2400